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The MTM EZ-Double-Throw takes the classic hand thrower and gives it a serious upgrade. Instead of flinging one bird at a time, this rig lets you launch a single clay or a pair of doubles with one smooth swing. It runs off nothing but arm power, so there's no cocking mechanism to fuss with, no batteries, and nothing to plug in. Just grab a clay, load it up, and let it rip. The one-piece design is built to take abuse in the field and won't rust or crack on you, which is exactly what you want out of gear that lives in the truck bed.
The standout feature here is the doubles capability. This is one of the few hand throwers that can stack two birds and send them out together, which mimics a quail covey flush or a pair breaking off cover. You get 10 horizontal and vertical adjustment positions, so you can dial in how far apart the two clays separate. Want them tight together? Easy. Want a wider spread that tests your ability to swing between targets? Set it and swing. That kind of variety keeps practice sessions from getting stale.
The trick to this thrower is the swing. MTM calls it the power curve, and it's basically a baseball-style throwing motion that loads the clay and slings it on a smooth arc. With a little practice you'll be tossing jump birds, curves, and ground skimmers that keep any shooter honest. Reach runs out to roughly 60 yards depending on your swing, so you can simulate the high, fast flight paths of doves and other fast movers.
At 31 inches long, it's got enough leverage to move clays without wearing you out, and the ambidextrous build means it doesn't matter which hand you throw with. It's a grab-and-go setup for anyone who wants trap practice without hauling out a mechanical trap and a generator.
Yes, that's its main claim to fame. It's one of the few hand throwers that can stack a pair of birds and send them out together, like a quail covey flush. The 10 adjustment positions let you control how far apart the two clays separate.
Using a baseball-style swing, most folks can send birds out to around 60 yards. Your distance comes down to your throwing technique, so expect the range to climb as you get the motion dialed in. It's plenty of reach to simulate fast, high-flying targets.
It does. The EZ-Double-Throw is ambidextrous, so it throws just as well right or left-handed. No adjustments or swapping parts needed to switch sides.
Nope. This is a fully manual hand thrower that runs entirely off your arm. There's nothing to charge, plug in, or maintain, which makes it easy to toss in the truck and take anywhere.
| UPC | 026057000053 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | EZDT40 |
| Product Type | Universal |
| Shipping Weight | 1.3875 |
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